Claire chatted to Kevin McAleer from kevsrobots about how to get started building robots at home.
Kevin McAleer is a hobbyist robotics fanatic who likes to build robots, share videos about…
Category: Engineering
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Researchers reveal how small optical computers could get
By studying the theoretical limits of how light can be used to perform computation, researchers have uncovered new insights and strategies for designing energy-efficient optical computing systems.
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Stable and versatile optical wireless power transmission for sustainable IoT
An adaptive LED-based optical wireless power system uses AI image recognition to power multiple devices in any lighting, providing a low-cost, safe option for indoor IoT.
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Axial Flux Motor Powers Supercars to New Heights
Tesla was first to patent a primitive axial-flux electric motor—Nikola Tesla, that is, way back in 1889. It would be 126 years before the concept found its way to a car, the 1,500-horsepower (1,103 kilowatt), US $1.9 million, Koenigsegg Regera…
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Amazon, Also Partner for Electric Delivery Vehicles
Amazon is piloting a new four-wheel pedal-assist electric delivery vehicle built by Also, a spin-off from electric-truck maker Rivian, in a bid to make city logistics cleaner and more efficient. The vehicle—called the TM-Q—combines the…
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Generations in Dialogue: Multi-agent systems and human-AI interaction with Professor Manuela Veloso
Generations in Dialogue: Bridging Perspectives in AI is a new podcast from AAAI featuring thought-provoking discussions between AI experts, practitioners, and enthusiasts from different age…
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This tiny quantum clock packs a billion-fold energy mystery
A team led by the University of Oxford has uncovered an unexpected contributor to entropy in quantum timekeeping: the act of measurement itself. In findings published on November 14 in Physical Review Letters, the researchers show that the energy…
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The Perfect Shot – Robotics Institute Carnegie Mellon University
November 17, 2025 Krista Burns
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a new kind of lens that can bring an entire scene into sharp focus at once — no matter how far away…
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First Ticket Pre-Purchasing System Is an IEEE Milestone
For Japan’s train commuters in the years following World War II, buying a ticket could be a stressful experience. Today it’s not difficult to go online and reserve a seat, but 65 years ago, travelers faced long queues at the ticket window and…
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